Neyzen Travel & Yachting - Turkey by design

Airport transfers on arrival and departure to/ from your yacht connecting with the Bodrum domestic and international airport will incur extra cost.

Bodrum | Cati | Seven Islands | Sedir Island (Cleopatra Island) | Karacasogut | English Harbor | Longuz | Cokertme | Kisebuku | Bodrum

Departing and ending in Bodrum, this itinerary takes in the breath taking Turkish Gulf of Gokova, a scattering of unspoiled islands and dramatic coastlines fringed with many isolated coves and bays. Set sail from Bodrum to your first destination, the lovely natural lagoon and ruins of Cati, where you will most likely begin a life-long love affair with this region of truly remarkable beauty. The region in the Gulf of Gokova known as Seven Islands, or Yediadalar, which features secluded turquoise coves graced by Storax pine forests, a rare species from which myrrh is extracted. The waters here are out of this world, famously clean and great for snorkelling, while the coastlines of pine forests and olive groves are perfect for walking. Sail on to the unique golden beach on Cleopatra’s Island, Sedir Adasi, and explore the amphitheatre and temple here soaking up the atmosphere of ancient mythology. English Harbour and Longuz are both well-loved and idyllic spots in the gulf, famous for their sea life, incredible water, and as secret stops for sailors and fishermen for many years now. English Harbor is a beautiful hidden inlet that takes it name after being used as a base for British Motor Torpedo Boats in the Second World War. Here there are a couple of lovely restaurants on the waterfront serving local Aegean fish, seafood and meze under the stars. Stop at the relaxed village of Cokertme for great hikes, a sandy beach and delicious local seafront dining hosted by the famously warm locals. Finally, stop at the stunning bay of Kisebukuen route to Bodrum.

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Options within this route:

• Trek or overland drive to Oren & ancient Keramos
• Visit the golden beach on Cleopatra’s Island, the amphitheatre and temple
• Overland drive to Marmaris, its castle, bazaars and historical preserved homes
• Private guided tour of the ancient city of Knidos
• Hike on Karaada island and visit the natural thermal spa, sulphur & mud baths
• Guided tour of the 15th century St Johns Castle and The Museum of Underwater Archaeology in Bodrum

Airport transfers on arrival and departure to/ from your yacht connecting with the Bodrum domestic and international airport will incur extra cost.

Bodrum | Knidos | Eski Datca | Datca | Bozburun | Selimiye | Bozukkale | Ekincik | Dalyan | Aga Limani | Gocek

Departing in Bodrum and ending in Gocek. Tracing the routes of fishermen this classic Blue voyage itinerary reveals the real magic and astounding natural beauty of the south west coast of Turkey. This route takes in the dramatic pine forest covered landscapes of the Datca Peninsula, its coves, beaches and laid-back villages. Explore the mythical beauty of the Gulf of Hisaronu at Selimiye, Bozburun and Orhaniye. Discover Knidos and Dalyan for fascinating historical explorations of Turkey’s rich heritage. Most days you will anchor by sunset in peaceful untouched bays where you stay for the night in the luxury and privacy of your yacht, waking each morning to the sounds of the sea and crystal clear waters for swimming, snorkeling and relaxing on deck.

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Options within this route:

• Guided tour of Bodrum’s 15th century Crusader castle and The Museum of Underwater Archaeology
• Private guided tour of the excavations at beautiful Knidos
• Seafood dining at the excellent restaurant Ortam in the bay of Mesudiye
• Trip by fishing boat to view the ancient Lycian cliff tombs at Caunos
• Visit Giant Loggerhead ‘Turtle Beach’ sanctuary at Dalyan
• Gemiler Island with its Lycian ruins and Byzantine church
• Overland drive to visit the abandoned Greek ‘Ghost Village’ of Kayakoy
• A rigorous hike from Gemiler to Kayakoy

Airport transfers on arrival and departure to/ from your yacht connecting with the Bodrum domestic and international airport will incur extra cost.

Gocek | Kalkan | Kas | Greek Island of Kastelorizo (optional) | Kekova | Kale | Yesilkoy | Olu Deniz | Gocek

This tour departs from and ends in Gocek. Cruise the rugged coastlines of ancient Lycia, visiting the sites of this fascinating culture’s most important and powerful cities and strongholds. The coast along this route combines 3000 years of Lycian mystery and Byzantine grandeur before the incredible backdrop of the Turquoise coast. Sail to Patara, Turkey’s most famous sandy beach stretching 12 km, and on to the idyllic natural and biological paradise of Kastelorizo Island. From here cruise the beautiful seascapes around Kas, Kekova and Kalkan with their unique harbours and sunken cities. This route also includes the famous beach resort of Olu Deniz and its Lagoon, Gemiler Island and the abandoned Greek ‘Ghost’ Village of Kayakoy, before returning to enjoy Gocek and its ’12 islands’.

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Options within this route:

• Van overland to Patara Beach, National Park and site of Apollo’s Temple
• Van overland and tour of Xanthos, capital of ancient Lycia
• Small boats to the Blue Grotto on Kastelorizo
• Dine at the exceptional Lazarius restaurant on Kastelorizo
• Visit the sunken city of Simena in Kekova & Kalekoy village
• Guided tour of Myra, and St. Nicholas’ Church
• Hike or overland drive from Gemiler to the Greek ‘Ghost’ village of Kayakoy
• Lunch at Sarnic Restaurant, the Museum of Ethnology in Kayakoy
• Visit Lycian ruins and Byzantine Church on Gemiler Island